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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-01
FAUQUIEs r.MA,E ,ssrITUn

fAUQUIEW fsMAtE tNNflTU q
WtkRKNTON. VA. III
" 1857. eitus ed In the Piedmont rexio1
Of Va, unsu-parsed or IL beauty, fertiIl)D
and heaithfulnss. Onls 80 miles from w 40
IN. ton The grounds tan are. In all. -
eorps OF teachers. Terms r.ssonAble. su4
made Known on application For CATALOGUES,
addre. GEO. q. no LRR, A NJ, Principsl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-01

While there l. much OF enjoyment
in o 5000 Grange, u cannot be kept mp
Tor thn ino Of II. There must be work
about ii--e'rn, thoughtful work on
the part u the member. This work
luust nol be spa.modic. II 10 the con.
dillon Of the Gfapge will obb and 40 v
With the work put into q, and the
danger IA that all ceasirg 10 work its
ilie may 20 out. IL Ia ouly by perse.
vefirg Cn'rls continually put forth
tha, This work oau clutinue. II the
misEop II the q 'snUls good one, u
is woth working ior.-Farmen'
Fdond.
One ol the strongest arguments for
Che Grange organization IL that lie
whole tendency IL against selhshnsss
and in favor OF making farmers
mutually helpful. And Il must be
added that The chief objection OF some
farmers 70 joining Il 10 10 DO found In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-01

ne Grange In our Slate has been
a., taH'ne point for tho last Twelve
y1aB a every movement that has
bson olany practical benefit 20 tho
farmers md iruit growers, aud II
stands today ioremoa In every "a ut
that J. calculated o. advance the inter.
esls aud increase tho happiness ard
prosperity a al our people. II is
truly pswcr for good, add No will
therefore Z rec, until We can hall
ovsD Turner a, Patron, 90 that by
thelfolmhlned wis iom and power TIE
highest AIN Of orr order will be a..
tanned and general prosperity Ne.
Hured.'-A. N Brown, Master Della.
ware sltle Grange.
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DVRFYS GENERATED MALgfwH1sKEY.

Special attention Physcia Ioo;a.a .nd ,;
Ehe s VTdsrs tor Wedding and Social Parties solicited
hve gallons paent denjohn Jugs For nn o
west Virginia 's "'u iieonons ana South
Quotations furnished application person. by telegraph or
we also oer speca TO those engaged Liquor bu
will be to their give their PATRONAGE M prices
Wig send TO Baltimore Nohep Cities ban vow oa
wfas yOa want IN your = ~ ~ yoes ean ee'
Tease remember that under the Revenue laws We cannot ship
good references. - 'l aAsu WIZ! the casn or
Me- s.7 Main s s.. Lsnc Il Yso v,
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determinations and @euraEg,a
Cured IN z Days.

The Indiana Chemical Co. have dis.
covered q compound which acts with
truly marvellous rapidity in ths cure
OF rheumatism and Neuralgia. We
guartee il to cure any and every case
of acute Infammatory Rheumatisn,
md Neuralgia IN 2 days, and to give
-retiiase relief M chronic cases md
= Q speedy cure. s
O ,ceipt Of 80 eents, m swo cent
I. e will send 80 any address
'ne Prosecution for slis wonderful
sosapouad, M,ich Dan BE- filed b.
your home dreesi6t al ssAaa eoss.
We take this mean. 81 gr;ns; our dis
eoyery to the public mssead q Il put.
ing It out asa ;paten medicine, il
Delng much less expensive We wa,
gladly refund money if aatisso IS J, e
not given. s =
tnE lsDrsm CHEnrcAL Co,
Charlottesville, Ind.
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APpETrzERs
yvhas pl.eoarased ahs Fanny sfen.

"sASs DtsSo"tuAed;shs uuhy h1ons
He had . straightforward 90 ahead air
ebout him as ho walked into the furn
mans sanctum, that Immediately com.
manded attention.
II thought ia sall on you." no eaid.
you know who nm"
WHO arc you7"inQuired tho snd-eyed
{. M. as he wenrlly laid down his pencil.
leaving tho word mother-in.law, half On.
ished.
81 am man who wouldn't have nv
wife's mother live anywhere but In my
own house."
Indeed" said the pale parugraphIss
With surprise.
mo. sir. respect and admire tbs
old ledy.
Another thing: never spokeof how
my mother used to cook to my wife.
Whenever my vito wants a new bon.
net, she goes and gets It and has the bill
srnt to me, and whenever am out lato
at night she goes to bed at the regular
hour. and never says word about what
time get In"
His auditor was turning pale, and
beads OF Precipitation stood out on his
face.
II am tho father of an infant sixteen
months old" the visitor went on, and
l have never as yet stepped on tack
when hunting the paregoric.
~ have built oil the fires ever since
got married.
~ once wrote poem on Spring,
which was accepted by ON editor and FOX
which received pay.
have always"
But tho funny man had fled,
Tho next day he throw up his situcs
zion, and he is now driving o street car.
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sars behind tho Bars.

A Bridgeport girl has steady company
In tho person OF young man who 10
forever md forever R-klssing her. She
likes share OF tnis sort OF sweet
meats. but quito frequently II pals on
her tnste.
IIo invited her to ride the other moon.
light night. and she accepted, fully
realizing that sho would DO made tho
Out on tho road, In tho moonlight, the
young man handed her the reins, placed
his arm about her weist, and then drew
nearer to her.
sho said nothing. Handing back tho
lines. from somewhere beneath hor
wrap. sho drow out baseball catchor'o
mask. strapped It to her face and reached
out for the lincs.-IBridgeport Nous.
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THE *sTAR sPANaLED BANNER


Interesting Accours os Ito Author.
"stSscIs Scott Key. tho author OF the
of PhiliS pgled Banner" md tho father
sinnted bv SSson Key, who was nseas-
inent Gillian SSSse,Sd Slekles, was q prom.
when car f,r y. .e nv Dist ytct OF Columbia
He belonged to mn ola hN.,
NY. and wnsbie,itc . notssfna na fam
serving for sort Jeans rs init dtsa,wyer.
ha s oias A,..torney- During this} peIs.sSSs
: no closed tle ha nst5 of yice NJ ILL., ~.
soPoiis- and there WIS leap erlms thon
before or afterwards. Ao 'ii"n
mr. hey's mind WIS inventive imoo.
AT vc and ye. logical. Ee rensone,, ,.I,S,
great ingenuity. and. though his re,son'
j,s Mas noe ao.ruse or very profound.
crao,s..s wanted yigor. FEASIBILITY and
INC good senec and discrimination of d, -
Judge and Jury, and, though In n hinb
9egree poettcal. he seldom or never e..
uuigeu IN tho more ornaments ri In,
argument. N0"oo Oh
IN early life no nd devoted him.
Ell 70 tho muses.. and threw out firm
,l. ae 20 time poettcat illusions which
.,.u,Sc ed no common talent Like ali
a. 49, aha imaginative minds he loved
70 bathe IN the Plerian fountains ,nd
soIePose by tho waterfalls OF Hello - "u
or tie ,nd,, n,oMeser Is inlmicalto poetry.
Akc B,acEs.an e"c On, 81 poetic feeling, and.
the muses. aud devoted himself To tha
ARD study and laborkosrs practIee az tbs
law, which hc regarded With reverenn.e
that s ;. hsT ana believed, with Hooker.
her vo,c,, ne ber. was the bosom Of God.
Mia ,oa eto harmony Of tine world"
did MOI .itao pre- .iletslons. however,
bcsutisui i vric tts :. .oSssxs him. and bis
nor. yrr, ~ ro' .he ssaE Syanglsd Ban
showed that be "a lco ne meridian o. hf-,
don his' first love nv eou'u noS wholly ADAM
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ERUiTI FRyITIr FRUI9lrr

The undersigned, having agaix secured
from Jas. D. Mosby & Brother, whose nur-
series are near Richmind, w., the agenssp
to sell all kinds of their
NURSERx 8rOCK
in the county of Tazewell, will be pleased
to furnish oil persons who may call upon
him (during the summary with anything in
this line that may BIO wanted. He fxsssonss-
thing new to offer, which cannot be- EnS
from any one else. He offers the finest hp.
pies on record, and the celebrated New
Empire State, and Niagara Grape Vines. +.
WM. o. YosT, Tazswell G. H., VS..
March IL, sm.
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ARRIVE,

no. nas fnmsn flecper New York to Atlanta.
9nj without change, via. Harrisburg and Roar ia
and sSlesping Car baltimore 10 ,Lursy, via W. n
IL no mas Pullman Sleeper WishInrtefl ~ No<s
orleans without change via b. a u. faIIoa1 na6,
Shenandoah junction.
~ M CONyECTIOPS
At ngerstown. Nd, with the Western Hsxv,anc
Railroad 70 and from Baltimore q Frsds,isS
EEmmttt:bury, Gettysburg, PcnmAr, WsYnesbuss
I Pey and points on the Wrfiern Herylaad fasiroaa,
| md branches. '-'-~
E With Cumberland Valley Railroad 20 and f,ss,.
iiarri,burg, Car lse, Shppsnaburg, chambersbure.
Phefcersbnrr, Maftansburk AND potots o. tho ,nusc
,erland Valley railroad AMI branches -
Also TO and from Pittsburg and the wsst ana,
Northwest, and Beston, New York, Philsdeiphis.
AZ Shenandoah function, w. VI, with, Nsin rin.s
u haltins2r7 and Ohio Railroad 70 and from WssA--
Ind Oiao railway to and from Grs-rhriss fShEs,
iriphur Sps ihgf and Hlchmond.
NO q makes cioss cOnneottone ysftAs
40 go IL AZ. East bpaad trains isav-
ing w ayaesboro. Junct ION &C A "a r.
" no 3 nssskcs close oonne .Se los,
West Bctlnt leaving Wsyneeboro
yunostoD nc $50 p. n. 75i
AZ Loeb LAIRD with Desingtcn. branch Of Hses.,
nond and Allegheny rnilroad.
Allegheny railroad .A.|
As Roanoke, With Norfolk and westess railroad
STAGE CoNNRUIIrNB. 4
81 goycer fss Mb i~Sod sadi ,Finehsstsy. Va
A JToHtylis fes Fsaeas,,s.y "a;
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y x N. HAwk1H'i 81. r.s.HAwxIss.ss.
T. M. HAWKINS q SON,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
TAzEwrLL @. H.. Va.

Thomas M. Hawkins & Son stiil
hold the fort. The senior member
Of this firm takes pleasure in stating
that he has been successful In pleas,
Ing come OF the most exaGting mon in
Virginia In The niutter Of building
fine houses. He points to tho houses
he has built in Tazewell as his best
Recommendation. No more substantial
buildings were ever CONTRACTED.
Give honest workmen CHARGE. They
do not intend to be under bid, nor
can they DO surpassed In The style VI
their work. Call on them and they
will respond at the dawn Of day.
They refer to A. Stellar aud Joseph
S. Gillespie, and A. White.
Ap86m. T. III. HAwkrs, K Sos. &
h. d. e. 81 u
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A aae,hea Mssemb,ap,s.

Agentleman was Introducing q young
lawyer. friend OF his. ut on evening
~ beg leave 10 present TO you my
friend Mr. Harrington. tho hope of the
bar-tho Demostiicnes Of tho future."
The "hope of tho bar" stammcrod
out some complimentary commonplace,
and disappeared. The lady to whom he
had been presented remarked:
ut was cruol or you to introduce ,hnt
young man es Demosthenes; he stuttors
terribly"
mot ut all! He Is q Donfoethonoy-
only he has not yet tried the pcbbiee."
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Tho Farmer's WIFI.

btumps. tho farmer. has married O
city girl who Is trying to learn country
ways. She has heard her husband sny
That no must buy dog. and responds:
dog. Ho con- be- watch dog ut night
and Set on the eggs oil dny. for can't
mage tho henn- eet. though I've
hold EN- down for On hour ct o time,"
--iLifo.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-08

HACKS, BUGeIEs& A, ro,,.
Horss,shoeing and Repair.
Lnds, will be promptly doneoi all
snop near Esq. Yost's Mill. onr
al''on' we IRE prepared to do all Ia sa !.
WOOD WORK =
On wagons, Bsggies and Hacks. W
nave m cor employ two frst ol.a
horse-ahoerss and guarantee all on
work 70 give entire satisfaction. w
are alwsys .ton strike-snd h;
when the Anon is hot Can st d
Maf.25iy- : w
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FOREIGN AND DORAEs TIC LIQUORS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Our Stock always rep consists of the following clebrd
Brnnds - - - 1890 - nv -oAo"ins Oeieof"'eo
w.. ,:.-.. IMPORTED GHARaPAaNEs.
''u'e Niicauot Louis Roeierer Ppor Hedsick. Mumms
Pleasant Valley " Wernea
..-.u., IMPORTED WINES.
s gu Gordon and Ahnmba She Royal Oporto
~ ~ u oeai aho 81. oahen Oarets. Madeira. Malaga.
Norton and Virginia Clarets caifosSnia and y;rcini h
vao IMPORTED gRAMDlEs.
W. ~. +. Mare Hennessey
DOMESTIC BRAMDlES.
Cal and Va French Apple Blackberry Ginger
Guinness Brown Stout and Porter.
BASS PALE ALE
APOLLINARlS WATER. AI,BEMA PIE swrpr c,,,u,,9
The following POPULAR BRANDS OF RYE WIIIsKIEs
viirs;a naKer. Ne Plus Ultra. Virginia Glades
Vlgin1a Home La Belle Creole Our Choice
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want gfrn" { = ~ Aesc . new ser.
and i'ss, s,. E,sonaay iconfdentially) Z }. xes.
H ~, .st you she's q oorker." , ''Svv
not $50 SpSaking up: /" Indsade opns
4 IN IN, sosf- ~ cum frum Lin,csick -.
tsease. ~ ss'ss' k 4.
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TMR
OLD RELIABLE.

We are no new candidate Is but our
election ia sure, II tbs stranger in
cur gates viii give us Ems enstom, in
a..dItiogde that Of kur old friends
All kinds Sm,s
the manufaettss of pg, including
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Heading chs FUTURE

"8ay, arc yon fortune tellorf,
Yes. Hiss, that's my busineSe.s
You can read tho future, eanv
"As clearly as can the past"
Well, 4.H bring around my future Q
i can tell II his affection Ia oincoro. .
--[CMcago Rambler.
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'T'AzEwELLLoDGE a. F. g
Am. No. ca.

TAzswIr c. a., VA
Regular meetings End and Al, sse,d. :,
nights Of each month. ava s'o'sday
tsn Mil Masonic are cordially invited 10 At.
sy order Dc Of the worshipful Masser.
ApthU.ly- H-P- BR1rrAIkr See
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REwoRn-Lost, between Rev. w.
Ii: kelly's and Jeffcrsonville, two
$50 bills. The finder will be liberal.
~ reward by returning same to this
ONCE. April-8.3t.
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NURSERx BrOCY
ATTENTION!!

The undersigned keep always in
Stock Cooking and Heating Stoves
and repairs for same. Plows ard
repairs of all kinds. Wagons, Brig
sies, Cane and Cider Mills, Corn
and Cob Cuashsss, Corn shelIess,
wagos slseias, Sheet Iroa, Zinc,
Tsspissss, Grass Seed, So, Sc.
Kepsius for Engines, Thresbing
Macisiaes On hard OF farnashes al
short notice. Sewing Machines AZ
ways on hand and repairs for same.
Please call on us for anything in
our line and five should not have
it will order it.
Septic. B. w. 4 j, sTRAs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16

LADY BLANDFoRDto be confined with
her first child she confessed to having
been intimate with six gentlemen, among
whom were the Prince of Wales and the
Marquis of Blandford. Her reason for
the admission was that she did not know
who was the father of the child, and as
she feared death she did not wish to i'm
pose the infant Oh her husband, and the
only reparation in her power.to make at
the last moment was full and true con-
feSSiOn.
THE QUEEN INTERPRETERS.
An uprOar was created all over Eng
land. Sir Charles Mordaunt insisted on
divorce. The queen sent for him and
used all her influence to induce him to
keep quiet, but to no purpose. Lady
MOrdauns' 8 friends shut her up in pri-
vate asyium, pretending that she was
insane when she made the confession.
and her baby was born i'll the mad
house.
The queen continued her efforts with
the husband, and brought the prime
minister, ths. renowned Lord Palmers-
ton; the leading members of the house
OF lords and the heads of all the ancient
families In Jolly old England to bear
upon him. They promised him all sorts
of honors-ia fact, anything he wished
to ask for. He might have had what
there was to give beneath the crown,
but all to Nc purpose. He wanted di-
vOrce, and would have nothing else.
The case Egas brought to trial. 1t was
one of she ftANst expensive and impor-
tant q Tbs : hind that had ever been
known in ths land since the time of the
great polygamic ruler, Henry VIII. 1t
involved not only dukes and the sons Of
dukes. but the heir to the throne.
The great crisis in the cause arrived
when the Prince of Wales was put on
the stand as witness. The eyes of the
world were riveted on the stand by
which he stood, and nations waited with
bated breath to listen to the words that
should pronounce lady false or true.
AS the future king of Great Britain
and Ireland stood before that venerable
and august court, the counsel for the
defense, one of the most illuStrious
members of the English bar, got on his
feet and informed the witness that he
was not bound to say anything that
would incriminate himself, OF to prove
that he had committed adultery.
TIE PRINCE OF WALES.
There was dead silence such pause
as only occurs in the most critical and
mementous periods, and people waited
with pinched and anxious faces for the
words that should fall from the ROYAL
lips.
AT last the words came. slow and
measured. The Prince of Wales swore
That he knew Lady Mordaunt well, but
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16
A DETERRENT VIEW.

l like not these grim sages vino would pray
For solitude and silence, far apart
From the fierce beating of the vast world
heart
Who would ere night their burdens Law awav.
And III some cavern's dim and ghostly shade
Would nurse their wounds aud count the
battle scars
That they received i'll many hard-fought
wars.
And tell the agony the sword thrust made,
This is not life. nor is this longing meet
For. men whose blasted lives again may
bud
For me-ah, this would seem TO me most
sweet
TO stand breast higl ...,E d, The scclIi.is
flood,
Unshelsered TO The noot.T.e -.
On truth and right bestowed ms .ic.s. =
best blood. ALICIA NJ. Schun.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16
THE ARTISTIC GIRL.

She models strange figures in clay;
She decorates deftly all d;iy:
She paints squirming dragons
On porcelain fiagonS
With talent that none can gainsay.
She fashions the strangest knicknacks:
She paints on myriad plaques
The whites of lilies
And daffydown dillieS.
And tulips, and punches of ''Jacs.''
Zen boxes that crstwhile held soap
Afford her wild genius scope
She paints on them panSics
And arabasque fancies.
And anchors, the emblem of hope.
On plates at the table we find,
In brightest of colors outlined,
GeTaDiums, myrtle,
Impossible turtle.
And snakes of original kind
She paints with her might and her main
Frogs, lizards Il stork or Il crane;
Fantasies reptilian
Fill this fair civilian
Ard odd sorts OF birds I'll her brain.
Well, since you admit no restriiitt.
Some subjects beg yor to paint
With pleasanier features
Than such squir:ning creatures
As Ihose you leiUmiaale quaint.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16

but the same style would be very pretty
if made of less expensive materials.
The skirt is composed entirely of box
plaits of plush and side-plaits of surah.
First, front has three plaits of surah
turning together: next two bOX-plaits
of plush, then three Of surah. ending in
back with two rich plaitS of plush.
Over this in the back is little fancy
drapery. somewhat on the sash order.
Waist of plush is plain in the back, and
has three folds of plush in front over
pointed chemisette of honeycombed silk.
A twist of brown ribbon passes around
the waist from back drapery. ending in
full bow little to one side of front.
Children'S suits will be made very
fancy. and combinations will be greatly
i'll favor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16

only as friend, and friend of his
wife: he haG never been crimlnally in
innate with her. The audience broke
loose in wild cheers at that announce
ment, and the rest of the world took up
the refrain and applauded. No one be-
lieved his royal highneSs, but people
admired his pluck and loyalty. and
cheered him for not giving things
away.
This action on the part of the Prince
of Wales cleared the skirts of the five
other gentlemen. as far as the law went,
but there was trouble i'll the BlandfOrd
family just the same. Lady Blandford
was indignant over her husbands con-
duct. and so was her family, but things
were patched, as George promised to be
good boy in the future.
He didn't keep his word, and row
after row took place, until finally Lady
BlandfOrd declared she could stand it
no longer and threatened to apply for a
legal separation.
THE BRIGHTON FLOWER GIRL.
The episode of the ''BrightOn flower
girl'' at last capped the climax, and the
Duke of AbercOrn insisted on proceed
lngS. George once more apOlOglZed, said
that was the last, and he would be
good husband fOrevermore if they would
IOfSlVe llih,
Lady Blandford believed him. for she
loved him pasSionately, and with a
mothers heart for the father of her four
children, took him back once more to
her good graceS.
Alas for the rarity of mans consistency,
and Georges particularly-th poor lady
was again and soon deceived. 1t was
the last straw on that patient back, and
an open rupture was the result.
In the autumn of 1874 he became init
mate with Lady Aylesford, end the re-
latiOns between them were so open and
disgraceful that they became source
Of as deep unhaRRness and pain to Lady
state for year, when the tickle George
took up entirely with his mistress and
left his deserted wife.
His doings with Lady Aylesford have
been the talk of the country. and one
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16

:. No. 4 is stylish little plaid wrap in
light bright colors, which will probably
be the wrap par excellence throughout
the season, although not strikingly
new.
1t has Il broad belt of brown plush
clasped in front with fancy buckle of
pearl and steel, and hood lined with
plush.
The little bonnet worn with this suit
is of brown plush, lined with blue satin,
and plated full over the face, running
up to point.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16

Stti, lne HISS Ill tHe earliest
part of her teens. when all the
world baSks in the rose-colored tintS of
her own bright fancieS: when the most
serious thing in life is an ill-Shapen and
unbecoming garment, and one of its
keeneSt delights Il graceful and pretty
one.
The giddy schoolgirl. Oh. long may
she wave, May the world never grow
old a. long as she is i'll it to keep things
lively.
b. all means dress her in checks and
nlaids. and OF the two choose the latter,
and don t be afraid OF eOlorS.
Some of the IovelieSt suits for girls are
in broad plaids. either alone OF in COM
bination with plain goods, generally
tailor made. and often some bright col
orS are plainly visible.
Tailor-made in this sense does not
mean entirely plain. straight up and
down. devoid of all draping or orna-
memtatiun. but still the garments are
called tailor-made. presumably because
the drapcrice. plaitS. and in fact all
parts are finished with machine stitch
ing, and often three rows are used
about an eighth OF all inch apart.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16
Confirmation of Assessment for
Grading Dale Street.
OFFICE BOARD PUBLIC OF WORKS, |
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 13, 1887. {

The assessment of benefits, costs ard
expenses arising from grading Dale
street, from Marshall avenue to Mary
land street, in the city of st. Paul, Mime
Of Public Works in and for said eli, city, said
Board will meet at their office in said
city, at p. m. OH the 9th day of Octo-
Der, A. d., 1887, to hear objections Off
any to said assessment, at which time
and place, unless sufficient cause is
shown to the contrary said assessment
will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list OF the supposed
owners names, description of the
property benefited and the amount as
sessed against the same, to-wit:
Swift's Subdivision of Lots 10 and IL.
Smith 81 Lofts Out Lots, st. Paul.